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House Committee on Natural Resources

House committee · 45 members

The House Committee on Natural Resources considers legislation about American energy production, mineral lands and mining, fisheries and wildlife, public lands, oceans, Native Americans, irrigation and reclamation.

PAC money to its members, by sector

Contributions to everyone currently on the committee, 2021–2026.

  1. Party & Candidate Committees
    $13.5M
  2. Labor
    $8.9M
  3. Ideological & Single-Issue
    $7.9M
  4. Finance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $7.6M
  5. Energy & Natural Resources
    $7.1M
  6. Health
    $4.8M
  7. Agribusiness
    $4.1M
  8. Transportation
    $3.6M
  9. Communications & Technology
    $3.3M
  10. Misc Business
    $2.9M
  11. Defense
    $2.8M
  12. Construction
    $1.4M
  13. Lawyers & Lobbyists
    $692.2K
  14. Unknown
    $598.9K
  15. Education
    $187K

Top organizations giving to its members

  1. National Association of RealtorsFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $647.5K
  2. American Israel Public Affairs CommitteeIdeological & Single-Issue
    $467.5K
  3. National Automobile Dealers AssociationTransportation
    $462.5K
  4. American Crystal Sugar CompanyAgribusiness
    $460K
  5. America's Credit UnionsFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $435K
  6. National Beer Wholesalers AssociationAgribusiness
    $425K
  7. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace WorkersLabor
    $425K
  8. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIOLabor
    $398.5K
  9. American Association for JusticeLawyers & Lobbyists
    $388K
  10. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of AmericaLabor
    $360.5K
  11. The Eye of the Tiger Political Action CommitteeParty & Candidate Committees
    $355K
  12. Laborers' International Union of North AmericaLabor
    $339K
  13. American Federation of TeachersLabor
    $337.5K
  14. National Association of Home BuildersFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $333K
  15. American Bankers AssociationFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $332.5K
  16. International Brotherhood of Electrical WorkersLabor
    $329.4K
  17. National Air Traffic Controllers AssociationLabor
    $327K
  18. Ameripac: the Fund for a Greater AmericaParty & Candidate Committees
    $306.7K
  19. International Association of Fire FightersLabor
    $303.5K
  20. International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail, and Transportation WorkersLabor
    $300.5K

Members

Bruce Westerman · ChairMajority$1.2M
Robert J. Wittman · Vice ChairMajority$1.3M
Tom McClintockMajority$470.9K
Paul A. GosarMajority$188.1K
Aumua Amata Coleman RadewagenMajority$84.5K
Daniel WebsterMajority$530.3K
Russ FulcherMajority$622.9K
Pete StauberMajority$1.1M
Thomas P. TiffanyMajority$402.3K
Lauren BoebertMajority$673.9K
Cliff BentzMajority$811K
Jennifer A. KiggansMajority$1M
Wesley HuntMajority$590.1K
Mike CollinsMajority$603.5K
Harriet M. HagemanMajority$705.3K
Mark E. AmodeiMajority$687.4K
Tim WalbergMajority$1M
Mike EzellMajority$681.6K
Celeste MaloyMajority$894.8K
Addison P. McDowellMajority$477K
Jeff CrankMajority$495K
Nicholas J. Begich IIIMajority$611.6K
Jeff HurdMajority$544.3K
Mike KennedyMajority$459K
Troy DowningMajority$559.5K
Jared Huffman · Ranking MemberMinority$841.6K
Joe NeguseMinority$1.1M
Teresa Leger FernandezMinority$760.5K
Melanie A. StansburyMinority$834.1K
Val T. HoyleMinority$1.2M
Seth MagazinerMinority$993.7K
Jared F. GoldenMinority$986.5K
Dave MinMinority$656.3K
Maxine DexterMinority$471.3K
Pablo José HernándezMinority$139.3K
Emily RandallMinority$497.7K
Yassamin AnsariMinority$437K
Sarah ElfrethMinority$466.1K
Adam GrayMinority$983.1K
Luz M. RivasMinority$508.5K
Adelita S. GrijalvaMinority$383.3K
Debbie DingellMinority$1.1M
Darren SotoMinority$1.3M
Julia BrownleyMinority$1M
Susie LeeMinority$1.3M

Right column: PAC money each member received, 2021–2026.

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